According to her siblings, Rebekah has the most remarkable ideas.

"But Rebekah, you already have a doll table and chairs." Catherine stretched to reach a raspberry in the middle of the patch. "What would you want with another set of doll furniture?"

Rebekah plucked a raspberry, popped it into her mouth, and chewed it carefully before she replied. "I guess you'll just have to learn to accept it," she said, "that I like trying to make things myself even when I don't need them. I don't know what would happen to me if I would never invent anything unusual. Something not—not nice."

Written with eight- to ten-year-olds in mind, Rebekah's Remarkable Ideas also appeals to adults reading it aloud to younger children.

Table of Contents

• 1. Ink Ideas
• 2. Dream Trip to Niagara
• 3. Indian Fundraiser
• 4. Wishes and Wieners
• 5. Mud Dishes for Marianne
• 6. Bagels
• 7. The New Bridge
• 8. Back to School
• 9. Grade Three Wisdom
• 10. Two Brave Butchers
• 11. How to Eat Applesauce
• 12. Everything Pink
• 13. Speeches and Sing School
• 14. Lavern's Turn
• 15. That's Odd
• 16. Popcorn in the Air
• 17. Books and Bugs
• 18. Pineapple and a Party
• 19. Rebekah's Remarkable Ideas
• 20. Grandmother's Sheets
• 21. The Mysterious Glass Box